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Up to 250,000 NAB Rewards Bonus Points with the NAB Rewards Business Signature Card
Card Overview
Earn up to 250,000 NAB Rewards Bonus Points with a new NAB Rewards Business Signature Card account. The card earns NAB Rewards Points on spend with the ability to transfer points to Velocity, Krisflyer Miles and Air NZ Airpoints - plus bonus points on spend with Webjet.
Key Attributes
Up to 250,000 NAB Rewards Bonus Points, receive 200,000 NAB Rewards Bonus Points when you spend $8,000 within the first 90 days of account opening, and a further 50,000 NAB Rewards Bonus Points if you keep your card open for 15 months
NAB Rewards Points can be transferred to Velocity Points, KrisFlyer miles or Air NZ Airpoints
Access to NAB commercial cards unauthorized transaction insurance and transit accident insurance
Apple Pay and Google Pay support
1.25 NAB Rewards Point earned per $1 spent on everyday purchases
3.75 NAB Rewards Points earned per $1 on spend with Webjet
Annual Fee: 175 p.a. per card
Offer unavailable to existing NAB cardholders, if closing/transferring from another NAB business credit card account or those who currently hold or have closed a NAB business credit card within the previous twelve months.
NAB is offering 200,000 NAB Rewards Bonus Points for new NAB Rewards Business Signature Card accounts if you spend $8,000 within 90 days. You’ll earn a further 50,000 NAB Rewards Bonus Points if you keep your account open for 15 months.
In this guide we look at the NAB Rewards Business Signature – the sister card to the consumer NAB Rewards Signature Card offering virtually the same features, same earn rates including eligible business spend.
The current 250,000 bonus NAB Rewards Points offer is equivalent to 125,000 Velocity points or 82,500 KrisFlyer when transferred.
Digging into the details of the NAB Rewards Business Signature Card
The NAB Rewards Business Signature Card is linked to NAB Rewards, a flexible points program that allows you to earn points in NAB’s own rewards points currency which you can then redeem for merchandise or partner program points by transferring them at a later date.
Card
NAB Rewards Business Signature Card
Loyalty Program
NAB Rewards
Points earned from spend
1.25 Rewards Points per $1 on everyday business purchases, and 3.75 Rewards Points per $1 spent with Webjet.
Points cap
Uncapped
Eans points at the ATO
Yes
Insurance included
Access to NAB commercial cards unauthorized transaction insurance and transit accident insurance
Overseas transaction fee
3% of the converted amount
Minimum Credit Limit
$5,000
Annual fee
$175 p.a. per card
As with the other NAB Rewards cards, the NAB Rewards Business Signature Card also offers uncapped bonus points for spend with Webjet which could be useful if you spend frequently on travel.
We love flexible points programs because they let you earn points now, but decide later on the best partner or redemption option for your needs at that time. This reduces lock-in and increases the number of ways you can use your points.
There is a risk that programs like NAB Rewards can devalue too – they are able to change their transfer rates to their partners. But generally, across most banks and bank rewards programs, these changes happen infrequently, and with notice to customers.
NAB Rewards partners with Velocity Frequent Flyer, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer and Air NZ Airpoints programs and you can transfer NAB Rewards points to the aforementioned programs at the following rates:
1 NAB Rewards point = 0.5 Velocity points
1 NAB Rewards point = 0.33 KrisFlyer Miles
1 NAB Rewards point = 0.005 Airpoints
Earning points with the NAB Rewards Business Signature Card
The NAB Rewards Business Signature Card earns 1.25 NAB Rewards Points on most eligible spend including at the Australian Tax Office (ATO), which is equivalent to 0.625 Velocity Points, Krisflyer Miles or 0.00625 Airpoints.
You’ll also be able to pick up triple points – or the equivalent of 1.87 Velocity Points per dollar on spend with Webjet.
There are no points caps applied for any NAB Rewards card too.
NAB Rewards Points expire
One of the downsides to NAB’s Rewards program is the points expiry policy. This is outlined in the NAB Rewards PDS and states: Points in your points balance must be used to claim a reward within 36 months from the date the transaction which earned those points was processed to your rewards card account. Points that remain unused in your points balance after that period will be forfeited.
The points you earned into your NAB Rewards account first will be used first at the time of redemption, so you have three years from the date of earning the points to when they must be used.
This is a downside to the program for anyone who wants to earn large numbers of points and hold them for an extended period of time.
Travel & Purchases Insurance
The NAB Rewards Business Signature also offers the following complimentary insurances:
Unauthorised transaction insurance covers transactions that were not authorised by the business and made by cardholders, up to $20,000 per cardholder and up to $150,000 per year. Company Directors and their immediate family members are excluded.
Transit accident insurance covers cardholders for loss of life or injuries incurred while ‘riding as a passenger on a conveyance during an authorised business trip’. The costs of the ‘conveyance’ must have been paid on the business credit card before the commencement of travel. Some examples when this cover is activated include being a fare-paying passenger, boarding or disembarking a licensed plane, tourist bus, train or ferry, or if you are travelling to or from an ‘international or overseas departure port’ or if you are riding in a licensed taxi, bus or hire vehicle.
It appears that this policy is designed to ensure some travel insurance coverage for employees (as cardholders) requiring light ground or air transport coverage. There is no delay, baggage or other travel insurance coverage though, this is purely for accident or death during transport—hence the name of the policy.
A copy of the PDS for each policy is found below to assist you in determining whether these insurances are suitable for your business needs.
This guide references some of the benefits of insurance policies provided with this card. You should read the PDS and obtain independent professional advice before obtaining this product.
Access to Visa Premium Benefits
This card has access to Visa Premium benefits, which cover a range of categories including Lifestyle, Entertainment and Travel.
A summary of the benefits include:
Save on car rental, including fee waivers
Access to accommodation booking services and hand-picked hotels.
Special offers on VIP airport lounge access and travel assistance programs.
Exclusive discounts and complimentary gift items at duty-free retailers and shopping centres.
The value of these benefits is highly subjective and depends if and where you can use them.
Key eligibility requirements for the NAB Rewards Business Signature
In order to apply for the NAB Rewards Business Signature card, your business must meet the following criteria:
Australian citizen or permanent resident over 18 years old
Has a turnover of at least $75,000 per year (New NAB Customer)
Operate a trading ABN or ACN
Have at least 12 months of business financial data
NAB makes the process of applying simple by allowing the business to upload their financial data from any accounting package software, including Xero and MYOB.
Apple Pay + Google Pay support with NAB
NAB cards support Apple Pay, Google Pay & Samsung Pay, meaning you can use their cards on your smartphone for easier payments. Find out more in our guides for each of the compatible services.
Summing up – NAB Rewards Signature Card
The key appeal of the NAB Rewards Business Signature Card, along with the personal variant of the card is the ability to earn uncapped bonus points with Webjet.
The biggest advantage of this card over the personal variant however is the ability to earn points on spend at the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Otherwise the points earn rates are adequate, but not market-leading.
A downside of the card is that the complimentary insurances appear to be quite limited in what they cover, and it is likely that many small businesses will need to seek additional insurance to augment the coverage provided by this card.
The Visa Premium Benefits that come with the card are a nice feature to have and if you are able to take advantage of the bonus categories, then it can be a strong card worthy of consideration for small businesses.
Hi, just reading this article, and this card no longer accrues points from ATO. This stopped on 1st May 2025.